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Tromborg's cleansing water — the Danish take on micellar water, built around cold-pressed organic herbal extracts. Hops, chamomile, lemon balm, yarrow, fennel, rose, and sandalwood in a gentle cleansing liquid with niacinamide for added skin-benefit. Oil-free and alcohol-free. The brand's founder Marianne Tromborg built the line around minimal-ingredient herbal formulations, and this cleansing water is the purest expression: herbs doing the work, not surfactants. Soak a cotton pad, sweep across the face, follow with your regular routine. Danish simplicity at its most literal.
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Herbal Cleansing Water by Tromborg is formulated for normal, sensitive, combination skin. Tromborg's cleansing water — the Danish take on micellar water, built around cold-pressed organic herbal extracts. Hops, chamomile, lemon balm, yarrow, fennel, rose, and sandalwood in a gentle cleansing liquid with niacinamide for added skin-benefit. Oil-free and alcohol-free. The brand's founder Marianne Tromborg built the line around minimal-ingredient herbal formulations, and this cleansing water is the purest expression: herbs doing the work, not surfactants. Soak a cotton pad, sweep across the face, follow with your regular routine. Danish simplicity at its most literal.
The key active ingredients in Herbal Cleansing Water are Chamomile, Niacinamide. It's known for: seven cold-pressed organic herbal extracts and niacinamide adds brightening and barrier benefits.
Yes, Herbal Cleansing Water targets sensitivity, redness. seven cold-pressed organic herbal extracts
Herbal Cleansing Water retails for around $44, which places it in the mid range for cleansers. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: $44 for herbal micellar water is premium pricing; won't remove waterproof makeup or sunscreen alone; cotton pad format wastes product.
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